MS BARKER WAS A PRETTY HOT NUMBER FOR AN OLDER WOMAN WHO RECEIVED A FEW WHISTLES FROM THE STUDIO AUDIENCE. SHE LOOKED SIMILAR TO OLD TIME ACTRESSES PENNY SINGLETON AND MARIE WILSON.

Saw Gypsy Boots around Berkeley in the 60s' pushing his Energy Bar and his cook book "Dirty Feet and Good Things to Eat". He was a pal of
Moe Moskowitz proprietor of MOE'S Books on Telegraph Ave, and often hung out there. Groucho
was a product of vaudeville and posessed superior
intelligence-he's irreplacable he had style, wit and class. He appealed to a big percentage of the
population regardless of age or class. He was never vulgar or stupid. This show with the great straight man George Fenniman was like no other. The DESOTO CAR was a Chrysler product that fit between DODGE and Chrysler-it competed with now
defunct Oldsmobile in the GM line-up.Olds lasted until 2003 DESOTO was discontinued at the end of 1961. Grouchos' theme song was Hooray for Captain Spaulding which opens and serves as musical bridges throughout the show. This piece is from AT the movie
THE CIRCUS made in 1939 and also featured besides Groucho-Harpo and Chico Marx.

I have always been a fan of YBYL both on radio and on television. I have many radio episodes in mp3 format. I believe many of them came from Internet Archive.

Groucho sometimes has a tendency to over do it, but overall this is a wonderful show. The greatest thing about this episode though is that the couple who won the big money intend to use all or most of it to help others. We were blessed back in the simpler times. Today's winners buy cars and pay off mortgages on homes they couldn't afford otherwise. People today are too greedy and selfish.

It's way better than Windows Vista.

I attended USC football games during the early '80s and remember Gypsy circulating through the crowd banging on his cowbell. I'd never heard of him, but my parents (who were longtime LA residents) knew who he was.

I subsequently found a an old LP by Boots that includes the USC fight song, "We're Havin' A Love-In" and, of course, "These Boots are Made For Walking" among other tunes. What a character.

The contestants of this episode are Chuck Dressen ("Brooklyn Dodgers"), a woman lawyer, Janet Whang, a pest control man, Boots Bootzin and Kay Barker. Robert (/Boots) Bootzin became famous after appearing on this show. I had never heard of him and was surprised of what I found at wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gypsy_Boots
According to LOC records this episode was first seen on April 7, 1955.